Sentence examples for setting historical from inspiring English sources
Setting Historical survival data on elected and runner-up candidates in parliamentary or presidential elections in Australia, Austria, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, and United States, from 1722 to 2015.
Rather than revealing a trademark style, Weese's work reflected his attention to setting, historical relations, and functional requirements.
Tarantino's use of the word "nigger" is exorbitant even for him (Variety counted 109 instances), although given the antebellum setting, historical verisimilitude is on his side.
Arguing for a consideration of all drugs - licit and illicit - as more than the sum of their chemical structure, Edwards suggests that the effect of a drug is just as dependent on the social setting, historical legacy and psychology of the individual as on any inherent quality of the drug itself.
The Amazighs are currently cooperating with the eastern tribes, united against their common enemy, but in the post-Gaddafi setting, historical grievances are likely to re-emerge.
In the inpatient setting, "historical" costs per surgical intervention were variable over time.
In his third Shakespeare screen adaptation (after "Henry V" in 1944 and "Hamlet" in 1948), Olivier added material from "Henry VI" to set historical context and, Mr. Lees says, gave the sets a surrealistic look to prepare audiences for the language.
Though Detroit is a distinctive choice of setting, the historical material feels stale and second-hand.
"It's really not about, 'Oh, that's a cool sound!' It's about setting up historical relationships between productions.
Another prospective single-center observational study was conducted by Storm et al. [ 34] in a university hospital setting with historical controls.
Mawer can comfort himself with the fact that his Czechoslovakia-set historical novel was the greatest gainer in sales following the announcement of the longlist.
